The Sec 4 camp was quite good, and memorable. It's inspiring, but don't know how long I can make that last. Apart from study skills (teaching how to memorise, mind maps, speed read etc), they also focused on the attitude side. Like, forgiving others, self esteem and respecting parents. My speed reading skill has some improvement, but I was still one of those who dragged the group behind in terms of the speed reading race. The trainers specialised in different areas - study skills, speed reading and psycho-ing. Day 1 was relaxing, and quite entertaining. Day 2 was worse in the afternoon. Day 3, most of the people were already traumatised from Day 2, so I would consider it as bad. I'm typing it in terms of emotional torture/expression. I think the most important lesson I learnt would be to live life in a way which I won't have to end up regretting. Example, make sure I say a sincere "bye" to my parents, cus I'll never know when it will be the last.

I have a feeling my blog is monitered by my parents, and I think, grandmother. Well, if they happen to read this, I have this to type to them: I care about you